Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1895.

Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1766, 31 August 1895, Page 2

Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1895.

• This above all—to thine own self be 6rn®, And it must follow aa the nighb tho day ■ Thou oaufib nob then be false to any man.' SIIAKUSFEARI.

sjTke next meeting of the Ohinemuri Comity Council will be held on Thursdaynext, the sth prox. Unemployed carpenters will see by our advertising columns that Host Knoek -is 'calling tenders for the erection of a billiard room adjoining the Hot'Springs Hotel. The Rev Pather Hackatfc will celebrate Mass at St Joseph’s Church, Te Aroha, to* morgow morning, at'll o’clock.- V t It is reported that a strong company was lately formed in. Brisbane,;_to>, enter largely into the growth of coifee. A special general.meeting of the Gordon ■Settlement is advertised to be held in] the school-house this evening. ; ; i ‘ “Mr Pavitt calls tenders for -deepeningdrains on the property of Mr J.‘Woods,' Te Aroha West. . * Captain Edwin wired at noon yesterday as follows:—‘North to ’West-and Southwest gale and rain after 12 hours from now—Glass rise.’ , Much sympathy is expressed in.Te Aroha with Mr and Mrs Roberts in their sad bereavement, in the loss of their infant daughter. The little one died of. convulsions cause by teething. The funeral took 'place on Thursday last. From a Southern exchange we learn : •* Once more it seems Cantorbusy has to go to the North Island for her beef.. It is. understood two lots are en-route, and these are 3aid to include sonic ivory line beasts/. A-large quantity of dead meat will probably coine into Cafttbrbury during the next two months.”

A football match will take place this afternoon between Waitoa-Waiorongomai vTe Aroha.- The match wilt; be played in Mr ; Gabolifcsey’s Waihon, commencing at 3.30 sharp. The following are the teams: —Waitoa-Waiorongomai : Pullback, Pococlc ; three-quarters. Gregory, Gorrie, Renmek; half es. Young. Buchan, A. Williams!* --forwards ?■ Moon,; Hamilton,’ Forrest, Jqhncori, Comes,. Williams, Hope, Jennings, McKay. Te Ai;oha :. full-back,-Cocks ; three-quarters, Pavitfc, Brevier, Joe; halves, Keesing,.Nelfa, A. Lipseyj forwards, Lipsey, Morgan, Ngarua," Moss; Lewis, Dawsoit, Thompson, Garvey. Emergencies, Platt, Patty. About 6 o’clock on Thursday evening a pair of runnaway horses, attached to a waggon caused a. mild sensation in Te Aroha. The horses and waggon belonged to Mr J. A. Cochrane, anrl were left standing outside the Rev Norrie’s in Kenrick Street, when from some unknown reason the animals took fright and bolted through the town round the block near the Public School, then stafted for the Railway bridge where; they wore, stopped. The horses escaped without injury, but the waggon was considerably smashed. Potuuately no one was hurt by the runnaways,. . At the meeting of tbe Te Aroha Y.P.S. C.E. held on Thursday last the voting for the election of President and Committee of the *Y.P.S.C.E. Union, Auckland, took place, much interest was manifested in the contest, The Society appointed Miss Morrison representative to the annual Convention to be held in Auckland early next month -v

In a letter to. tbeproprietors ,a>f the Wairarapa Daily Times Mr Jellicoe states that he hos successfully defended the following murder trials :—Smith and Harrison for the EketahuSa,’.murder • Finley, ley for the Tfollingtoh murder in 1892; Ali’idge, for the Pahiatua murder; Lizzie Price . for the Otaki nmrdor ; . and this yew Ni.-holson for a Wellington murder; and Somerville for the Masterton murder.” An exchange says'that the Daily Times should have headed the letter “To the .Criminal Classes.” and put “Advt.” at the foot of it!

Messrs Hetheringtou arid Co. have an alteration in their usual advertising space. This firm, although reducing their display of printers ink, continue their clearing sale, and are now making reductions and giving bargains in their entire stock. Mr J- Buchanan, the poplar Waikato representative of. the A M.P. Soc-ely. wi i visit Te Aroha in the interests* of his o r !ce next week. Mr Buchanan, by his integrity and attention, to business, has succeeded in establishing a good connection 'in the Waikato, The mints of the.A.M.P. are well known, all communications can be addressed care Palace Hotel.